Velier Foursquare Patrimonio 2004
Most love its deep sherry nose, chocolatey, woody palate and great alcohol integration. Critics find it a bit bitter, dry and short on the finish. Consensus: top‑tier, but not the best Velier FS.
Sherry‑cask and whisky fans who enjoy dry, woody, cask‑strength sippers with dark chocolate, roasted notes and classic Foursquare coconut‑vanilla character, plus those exploring the Velier Foursquare line.
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Dry, sherried Foursquare for serious sipping
If you enjoy drier, sherry‑influenced whiskies or Foursquare’s more structured releases, this hits that lane: complex nose, creamy palate, a bit of bite and bitterness that keeps it serious.
Those sensitive to high ABV, expecting sweet, rounded Barbadian rum, or who dislike dry, tannic bitterness and assertive oak at a premium price.
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About the Foursquare distillery
The Foursquare distillery is located in Barbados. Rums from Foursquare have been reviewed 12,066 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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This is one of the milder and smoother Bellier Foursquares (others have described it as sharp and weak, but for me it feels a bit light for its age). The rye flavors include sherry, green grapes, and unripe peaches. There are also bourbon and leather notes that are typical of Foursquare. It's less woody and more floral than the other series. I would love to have a bottle if I could get my hands on it, it's the perfect Foursquare for me.
9:On the nose, the first impression we get is very pleasant, almost gentle, as it very balanced and round with sweet spices like cinammon, very roasted, charred wood with dark chocolate, roasted nuts, vanilla, caramel and marzipan. Our nostrils are excited with very buttery feeling. After we air the rum a bit, there are creamy, sherried dried fruits, the molasses is dark and vegetal with coffee, leather, as there also some ripe peaches come out... 9:On the palate, the attack is balanced, delicious with charred, very roasted wood and bourbon yellow fruits. The rum is extremely creamy, but also quite dry, the fruits are caramelized, there are butterscotch, vanilla, chocolate and nuts, as the molasses is thick and dark with herbal nuances.After some rest, the wood becomes resinous, toasted, more spicy with sweet spices, sherry ageing is more evident with creamy, sweet dried fruits. There are some coffee and leather . 9:The finish is very long, creamy and delicious, as the notes from the palate linger on, just the molasses is a bit more bitter.. Top!🤩😋
What a lovely and well balanced rum. The ABV is so well integrated that you barely fell it. Fruity but a definite Foursquare and I really like the light smoky touch it has. The finish is medium to long and there's natural sweetness all the way. The day after the glass has a nose from heaven.
Velier FS (+ a fee spected other contenders) blind cross tasting: Honestly, the results here were very close. The Belier bottlings display a very high quality thourgout the range. Triptych and Pleni came out on top for me closely followed by Destino. I was somewhat surprised, that Sassafras and 2006 came out rather at the bottom, while I enjoyed both very much on their own. Raconteur also quite low in the ranking with Principia clearly at the bottom.